TOLEDO, Ohio — Toledo police identified a suspect vehicle in the shooting Friday that injured three at a Whitmer High School football game.
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Toledo police also identified the three victims earlier Monday.
According to a police report, the victims are Maurice Winfree, 21, of Toledo, Breanna Burwell, 28, of Kissimmee, Fla., and a 17-year-old Whitmer High School student. WTOL 11 does not name underage victims of non-fatal shootings.
All three are expected to make a full recovery.
The shooting happened around 9:50 p.m. during the fourth quarter of the Whitmer-Central Catholic game at Whitmer. More than 12 gunshots were heard at the southwest corner of the stadium near the main entrance.
People in the stands began to take cover and flee.
"We saw adults, children, teens, running away ... we didn't know what was going on," Jodie Banaszak, a Central Catholic parent whose son was playing on the field at the time of the shooting, said.
Police found several shell casings on the ground behind the field house.
On Friday, police told WTOL 11 two suspects "possibly" connected to the shooting were in custody. Mayor Wade Kapszukiewicz clarified Saturday that no suspects were in custody, which remains the case as of Monday.
"Currently, we have no one in custody," TPD public information officer Lt. Paul Davis said. "Detectives are following up on leads, checking surveillance video, interviewing witnesses. If anyone has any information about this incident, we would ask that they call Crime Stoppers."
REELZ program On Patrol: Live was following Toledo police on Friday night. The initial response was captured on video, which can be seen below.
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